Fun Factory star Veronica Tindichebwa, commonly known as Tindi, is a mum. She gave birth to a bouncing baby gal in the early hours of Wednesday morning at Bugolobi based Paragon Hospital.

And by the time we went to press, both mum and baby were in fine health. Our Paragon based snoop told us:  "Both mum and girl are in amazing shape. She is really excited to be a mum for the first time."

However the man responsible is not well known.

               
With the departure of theatre factory's boss, Phillip Luswata it has emerged that he has embarked on a talent search so as to form a new group. This comes after talks with so called 'rebels' failed to have a positive out come.

We have established that Luswata has already identified some young talented stars and as you read this, his popular comedy nite at the National Theatre is becoming hotter than ever before. Apparently, the other share holders in the once family group are now asking Luswata to buy them out.

It's said that even the equipment they secured recently is now up for grabs for it was bought by individuals and not the group. Way to go Phillip.

Related: Theatre Factory Splits

          
Comedy outfit Theatre Factory has sensationally split. This will certainly come as bad news for most fellas in town who have been enjoying the group's comic acts at National Theatre every Thursdays. We can reveal the group split over poor artistic management and financial differences.

Now only left are Phillip Luswata and Julius Lugaya, the proprietors. All the other starsw ho include Emma Kakayi, Kwezi Kaganda, Frobisha, Nina Katamba, Anna Kansiime, Veronica Tindikyebwa, Veronica Namaganda, Gerald Lutalo, Dickson Zizinga, Richard Tuwangye, Hannington Bugingo, Cathy Bagaya, and Bestine Mutasa have quit.

They have formed their own comedy outfit called Fun Factory. They will be performing every Thursday at Pan World Motors on Dewington Road just opposite National Theatre. We hear they will be holding their first show on 14th January.

            
SAD News reaching our desk indicates star comedian Richard Tuwangye has been diagnosed with a stroke. The theatre factor comedian who also works with UBC (Da Beat programme presenter) is sad and fears fir his life.

Richard also known as Monkey Richard has had pain on the left side of his neck but apparently hadn't taken it serious. His pal said: ''Richo is really scared. His life had just picked up and he was doing quite well in his comedy and at UBC now look. He has a stroke. He recently bought a car of his dreams, a DMC Corsa but this defect is doing him no good. It has taken him steps backwards."

             
At first I thought comdeians were a bunch of very unserious people but I was certainly wrong. Theatre factory star Hannington Bugingo joined PR company Lowe Scanad to do some serious work on copyright and advertising and it took me by surprise.

And now the fella has been introduced by a gal. The comedian was introduced two weeks back to the mystery gal's parents. They will be walking down the aisle in July. We wish the gal all the best.